The Boy Who Didn't Want to Be Sad

There once was a boy who didn't want to be sad. So he made a decision. He made a plan.

The plan was to get rid of everything that made him sad. but what he found out when he tried to get rid of sadness was a very, very big lesson in happiness. This book helps children face and even celebrate their emotions, even the uncomfortable ones, as parts of the whole experience of being alive.

"Happiness is a skill we can teach our children and ourselves, and it's easier than we think," says Rob Goldblatt, PsyD, who offers his first lesson in happiness with this book.

Includes a Note to Parents.

A clinical psychologist with a private practice, Dr. Rob Goldblatt is also an illustrator, a writer, and a comedy performer. The Boy Who Didn't Want To Be Sad is his first book. He lives with his wife and three children in Southern California.